Sentence examples for natural speaker from inspiring English sources

Block is a natural speaker - likable, articulate, funny, confident, able to laugh at herself.

There are dogs in Elsewhere, too, and Liz just happens to be a natural speaker of Canine.

She comes across as a natural speaker who establishes an instant rapport with the audience, and delivers her message in very simple language.

He is a natural speaker, who has the lilt of a preacher summoning his flock on a journey to the Promised Land.

From 1969 to 1973 she attended Radcliffe College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and then Harvard University, where she obtained a degree in comparative government before, from 1973 to 1977, studying philosophy, politics and economics at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford, where as a natural speaker, she was elected president of the Oxford Union.

Conversely there are systems of clearly artificial appearance that provide intelligibility comparable to that of a natural speaker.

2.50am BST Even Mike Huckabee, easily one of the most natural speakers in American politics, has been neutered here by the demands of having to read a speech that conforms to Mitt Romney's campaign requirements.

The dialogue is off-putting, but its use represents a significant experiment; perhaps one reason this very American dialect hasn't taken its place on the stage is that it is a language that, in the real world, serves to distance its natural speakers from those who generally go to the theater.

Also, using a dialect you aren't familiar with can end up employing stereotypes and being incredibly offensive to the natural speakers of the dialect.

He is not a natural English speaker.

Mr Kiir is not a natural public speaker either, but he knows how to work the crowds and is greeted with cheers and popular affection when he speaks at rallies.